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What are the classifcations of force?
contact and body
Contact Force
produced by direct physical contact.
Body Force
a force generated by the position of a body within a force field
What are the applications of force?
concentrated and distributed
Concentrated Force
a force applied to an area with very small dimensions
Distributed Force
a contact force that is applied over a finite area
What are the locations of force?
external and internal
External Force
change motion or develop reactions
Internal Force
cause deformations
Force Characteristics
magnitude, direction, point of application, and units
What notation is this 86.6i+ 50 j?
vector notation
Law of Transmissibility
any force may be applied at any point on the loa without altering the resultant effects.
Concurrent Force Systems
LOA’s intersect at a point, can replace all forces with one; translation
Non-Concurrent Force Systems
LOA’s don’t’ intersect; translation and rotation
Moment of a Force
a way to measure the tendency of a point to cause an object to rotate about a point; perpendicular distance b/w LOA of force and axis at point O.
Varignon’s Theorem
no matter where forces are acting along the LOA, all forces will have the same magnitude of the resulting moment.
Characteristics of Two Couple Forces
equal magnitude, opposite direction, parallel LOA, non-colinear
M = F1d = F2d is an example of?
the moment of a couple
Steps to solving a resultant force problems
determine a coordinate system (orthogonal)
calculate components (x,y) of each force
combine components to find components of the resultant
find magnitude of the resultant
calculate the resultant direction